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A Little Zoo Full of Discovery
Bring the animal kingdom into everyday play with colourful magnets made for curious little hands. Children can choose their favourites, name familiar animals and discover exciting new creatures as they play.
With each animal's name printed clearly on the magnet, little learners can naturally build vocabulary, animal recognition and early language skills, while grasping, placing and moving the chunky pieces supports fine motor development and hand-eye coordination.
A wonderfully simple way to encourage learning, conversation and a love of animals through play.
Feature's
28 Animals to Discover
Explore 28 colourful zoo animals from around the world, giving little learners plenty of opportunities to recognise, name and talk about different creatures.
Builds Early Language
Each animal has its name clearly printed on the magnet, helping children connect pictures with words while developing vocabulary and early language skills.
A2 Zoo Poster Included
The included fold-out A2 zoo/world poster adds matching and discovery play, encouraging children to explore where different animals live while creating their own zoo adventures.
Chunky for Little Hands
Extra-thick, lightweight foam pieces are easy for small hands to grasp, position and move, supporting fine motor development and hand-eye coordination.
Suitable From 1+
Curious Columbus recommends this magnetic set for children aged 1 year and over.
Toy Safety Tested
Curious Columbus advises that its toddler magnets meet or exceed US, EU and UK toy safety standards.
Full Magnetic Backing
Each chunky foam piece has a full rubberised magnetic backing, rather than small individual magnet pieces.
Where in the World Do They Live?
The included A2 zoo poster turns animal play into another exciting journey of discovery. Little learners can match the polar bear to the Arctic, the elephant to Africa, and explore where other favourite animals belong around the world.
As children sort, match and move their animals, they're developing observation, matching and problem-solving skills while beginning to discover simple ideas about animals, habitats and the wider world — all through hands-on play.